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Emeralds first baseman Santos Encarnacion watches as a Vancouver player heads to second. The Ems currently own a 4-9 record.
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putting it all together for one
game. This definitely feels better
than losing. This gives us some
thing to build on.”
While DiBetta, Sain and others
had big offensive nights Monday,
all eyes at Civic Stadium were
trained on Gautreau. The third
baseman was playing his first
games as an Emerald after the San
Diego Padres — the Ems’ parent
major league club — took Gautreau
in the first round of the 2001 ama
teur draft. Gautreau, who recently
finished his senior season at Tu
lane, went 4-12 over his first three
games in Eugene.
The Emeralds play the fourth
game of the homestand tonight at
7:05 p.m. and conclude with the
July Fourth fireworks spectacular
Wednesday at 6:35 p.m.
Ichiro, Mariners
fill All-Star rosters
NEW YORK — The hits keep
coming for Ichiro Suzuki — on
the field and on the Internet.
Boosted by online support
worldwide and paper ballots cast
in Japan for the first time, Suzuki
became the first rookie to draw
the most votes for the All-Star
game.
Suzuki was among four
Mariners elected by fans Monday
to start next week at Safeco Field
in Seattle.
"Of course I was surprised. I
did not expect or imagine that I
would be the starter in the All
Star Game," Suzuki said through
an interpreter Monday night.
Later, Suzuki hit a tying, two
run homer with two outs in the
ninth inning at Texas. It was his
major league-leading 126th hit of
the season.
Cal Ripken, who will retire af
ter this season, overtook Seattle's
David Bell in the final week to
earn his 17th start and 19th ap
pearance. The Baltimore third
baseman rallied from a 44,000
vote deficit to pass Bell and Ana
heim's Troy Glaus and win by
45,000 votes.
The Japanese-born Suzuki re
ceived 3,373,035 votes. The 27
year-old right fielder also leads
the majors in stolen bases.
"Major-league baseball fans
know baseball talent. I try to play
better for them. I appreciate that
I got so many votes," he said.
"This is my first year in the
major leagues and the All-Star
Game is in Seattle, so it means a
lot to me," he said. "I have been
here for only three months, but
the people here appreciate my
talent."
The seven-time batting cham
pion from the Orix Blue Wave
got 1,217,680 online votes — the
commissioner's office was still
counting how many of them
came from Japan, and was not
expected to know the total for a
couple of days.
Suzuki was picked on 682,815
of the 835,000 paper ballots cast
in Japan.
Suzuki was the first rookie to
be elected since Sandy Alomar Jr.
for Cleveland in 1990. Hideo
Nomo was a rookie when he was
selected by NL manager Felipe
Alou as the starting pitcher for
the 1995 All-Star game.
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